Lily Collins loves shopping at flea markets.

Speaking about what she does in her free time, she said: "I still love going to the movies. I go to flea markets a lot and my friends and I bake and cook. I'm big on game nights. I love having people over."

Lily's parents are British musician Phil Collins and his second wife Jill Tavelman and although she was raised in Los Angeles by her American mother in the wake of her parents split she admits she often yearns for the UK.

In an interview with Metro newspaper, she said: "I feel more European than American. I have to come back to the UK and get my fix for cold, tea and fire."

Lily - who plays Rosie Dunne, in new romantic comedy 'Love, Rosie' - is due some time off now she has wrapped shooting on Warren Beatty's next movie, and experience which admits made her realise how odd her chosen profession is.

She said: "I just finished shooting the untitled Warren Beatty project and I had to get angry a lot in it. That's when I realise how strange a job I have. I have to go somewhere very dark, very fast."